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Windows 7: Hyperactive Wireless module

Hi,
In every restarts or hibernated resumes I find the Wireless systray module trying to occupy more resources till it resolves its state. Usually when it tries to find any adapter it has the revolving donut or circle for a very long time. Many a time during such periods the explorer functions ceases to work and might have to go for a restart if inadvertently invoked like the folder options.

Now, is there any means to get it to work normally.Or is it that some other app is causing such behavior. I have AVAST free antivirus and Online Armor as firewall.

Well 160 member have read your post with out a reply. That normally means they don't understand your question or they don't have a answer. It appears to me if I understand your question all your wireless is doing is looking for a strong signal.

Hyperactive Wireless module

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